Indigenous Peoples

Indigenous peoples represent the most complex and longitudinally historical social issues and societies on earth, posing analytical problems across many social science disciplines. This issue of American Behavioral Scientist addresses the issues and central importance of indigenous peoples of the world, within three critically necessary frames for analysis: globalization, resistance to domination, and revitalization related to cultural survival. Many of the contributing authors utilize world systems analysis in their descriptions with temporal and spatial understandings of the indigenous people they illustrate, as well as making every effort to keep an "indigenous perspective" whenever possible

Environmental ethics · Globalization · Indigenous · Perspective (graphical) · Political science · Resistance (ecology) · Social science · Sociology · Community Health and Development · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management · Cultural Differences and Values · Ecology · Law

• The Double Binds of Indigeneity and Indigenous Resistance

  Open Access•Francis Ludlow, Lauren Baker et al.•Humanities•2016

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• Green criminology and native peoples

  Open Access•M Lynch, Paul B Stretesky et al.•Theoretical Criminology•2018

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• Environment, Power, Development in Global South

  Thomas D Hall•Nature and Culture•2016

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• Paulo Freire, Critical Literacy, and Indigenous Resistance

  Jessica Célèste Kee, Davin Carr‐chellman•Educational Studies•2019

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• Between rights and denials

  Open Access•Oren Yiftachel, Batya Roded et al.•Environment and Planning A…•2016

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• Colonial Dislocations and Incorporation of Indigenous Migrants From Mexico to the United States

  Open Access•Manuel Barajas•American Behavioral Scientist•2014

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• Planet of Slums

  Open Access•Mike Davis•New Perspectives Quarterly•2006

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• Capitalism and Underdevelopment in Latin America

  Andre Gunder Frank•Capitalism and Underdevelopment…•1969

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• Globalization from a World-System Perspective

  Open Access•Kathleen C Schwartzman•Journal of World-Systems Research•2006

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• Culture and Imperialism

  Andrew J Pierre, Edward Said et al.•Foreign Affairs•1993

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